THE MUSICAL ALL-BLACKS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXV, Issue 13054, 23 April 1910, Page 7

THE MUSICAL ALL-BLACKS.

Undoubtedly one of the most popular forms of public amusement supplied nowadays is the picture-cum-melody entertainments, as supplied by the All Blacks Company, who open here on Thursday next. Comprising nine star artists, the company is spoken of as one of the best that has toured the colonies, and their pictures as pre-eminent in the cinematographic world. The company’s electric engine and dynamo is a gem of modern invention, and was recently imported from France at great cost. Miss Nellie Black the bright particular star of the constellation. is spoken of as an artist of rare merit, her performance on the violin being a revelation, and her singing an artistic success. At the early age of years Miss Black made her first appearance in Wellington, and the papers then spoke of her as having a great future in the musical world. Since then she has scored triumphs m all parts of the globe. Miss Elsie Black is dcscribsr -as an accomplished artist, and as a flautist has few peers, while she is equally clever as a dancer, maudoliniste pianist, and guitan. The rest of this talented combination is gifted far above the average, so Wanganui residents can depend on a great treat on Thursday and Friday nights. It may he remarked that the company has just finished a wonderfully successful tour of West Australia where they ran for six months. Special rates of admission are announced which are advertised elsewhere. ’